Primitive Pursuit
Knowledge, Progression, and Life of Traditional Bowhunters
Tag: Bowhunting
Chris Sekol, ETAR 2019 – PP060
Our good friend Chris Sekol joins us to talk about his last year and we review our time at the Eastern Traditional Archery Rendezvous. If you’ve never been, mark your calendars for next year! If you love what you hear, please leave us a… Continue Reading “Chris Sekol, ETAR 2019 – PP060”
Pre-Season Ramblin’ – PP027
Tag along this week as Mike and Aaron cover pre-season expectations, strategies, gear, and do some general BS’ing about bowhunting. As we post this, Aaron is in Ontario, Canada waiting for a black bear, and Mike is one week away from his first backcountry… Continue Reading “Pre-Season Ramblin’ – PP027”
Jared White, The Foraging Beard – PP021
In this weeks episode, we talk with Jared White. Jared takes woodsmanship to another level; he is a hunter that loves gathering. His knowledge of resources and wild edibles is something we strongly admire. Our conversation dives into properly identifying wild edibles, local and… Continue Reading “Jared White, The Foraging Beard – PP021”
Bob Smith, Big Stick Archery – PP018
Bob Smith of Big Stick Archery joined us for this weeks podcast. We had an absolute blast talking about making bows, backcountry traditional bowhunting, gear, and even goats. Known for his amazing longbows and humorous personality, Bob has made quite the name for himself. … Continue Reading “Bob Smith, Big Stick Archery – PP018”
Andy Ponce, Addictive Archery – PP015
Listen along as we interview Andy Ponce, owner and operator of Addictive Archery, during his trip to the Western States Traditional Rendezvous. Andy is best known for his custom arrows that he makes in North Western Oregon. Andy’s support and dedication to the traditional… Continue Reading “Andy Ponce, Addictive Archery – PP015”
Looks Can’t Kill
Let me set the scene for you… It’s a miserably hot late summer day. I walk into Cabelas, greeted by the smell of roasted cinnamon cashews mixed with the fragrance of new gear. The air conditioning system hits me like a ton of bricks,… Continue Reading “Looks Can’t Kill “
Judgement Call
Every year I hunt, a familiar voice enters my head. It taunts me, asking questions and suggesting to do what may be right or wrong. As the weary whitetail approaches, the voice gets a louder. Each step the deer takes, striking a hoof to… Continue Reading “Judgement Call”
A Haversack Hiatus
Rucking up and heading into the wild unknown brings many memories to mind. Some of them painful, others amazing.
The Modern Hunter and Gatherer
To some of us, the hunter hasn’t changed much in the hundreds of thousands of years that have passed since it was an acceptable social title. Waking up under a star-covered sky, grabbing the weapon that is an extension of ourselves, and heading off… Continue Reading “The Modern Hunter and Gatherer”